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Project Palm
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Our mission is to build a palm species photo database created with photo contributions of our members. Please visit our website and consider becoming a member. www.projectpalm.net
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Ceroxylon quindiuense
Quindio Wax Palm

View up a mountainside in Colombia with towering Quindío Wax Palms, their slender white trunks rising through drifting clouds.
Thanks to @palmetum_de_guyane for sharing this incredible photo! All palm photos on our website have been contributed by our members.
Wodyetia bifurcata
Foxtail Palm

With its full, bushy fronds swaying in the sun, this palm is showcasing the distinctive plume-like leaf shape that inspired its name.
Thanks so much to @zaki.jamil for sharing this photo! All palm photos on our website have been contributed by our members.
It’s fast approaching the conclusion of the outdoor season for my palms in Zone 7a. They’ll soon be brought indoors under grow lights.

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Ravenea rivularis
Chrysalidocarpus lutescens
Ravenea rivularis
Livistona chinensis
Caryota mitis
Ravenea rivularis
Gaussia maya
Maya Palm

Native to the limestone hills of Belize and Mexico’s Yucatán, Gaussia maya stands tall with a slender trunk that swells gracefully at its base — one of nature’s most sculptural palm forms.
Thanks so much to @palmetum_de_guyane for sharing this photo with us!
Syagrus romanzoffiana
Queen Palm

The sunlight catches the fronds from behind, showing their symmetry and gentle curve, while the sky forms a bright tropical backdrop — a perfect image of classic palm elegance.
Thanks so much to @davidparker2025.bsky.social for sharing this wonderful photo with us!
Elaeis guineensis
African Oil Palm

Endemic to Africa, this species is now widely distributed as a plantation species. It is cultivated around the world for its edible oil.
It’s also a striking palm in cultivation! We appreciate @davidparker2025.bsky.social for sharing this wonderful photo with us!
Project Palm Blog

Germinating Seeds from Sabal Palms
by Tom Los, aka Sabal King of Texas

Ever wondered how Sabal palms grow from seed? Dive into the step-by-step guide. Please follow the link below for the full article.

projectpalm.net/blog/germina...
Eugeissona tristis
Dull Bertam Palm

This clustering palm forms dense, nearly impenetrable thickets with multiple stout, spiny stems. The crown consists of long, stiff, feather shaped leaves. The fruits are scaly and woody.
Thanks so much to @palmetum_de_guyane for sharing these photos with us!
Attalea cohune
Cohune Palm

This species is famous for its towering presence and its massive leaves can stretch over 20 ft long. Explore more fascinating palm species like this in our growing library at ProjectPalm.net
Thanks to @davidparker2025.bsky.social for sharing this photo with us!
Hyophorbe verschaffeltii
Spindle Palm

Style Icon: Some palms go for height. The Spindle Palm went for runway-ready symmetry. Every curve, every frond — pure tropical couture. 💃🌴
See more palm icons → projectpalm.net
Project Palm is building a palm photo database!

If you're living or traveling where the palms are, won't you consider sharing any photos of palm trees you encounter?
Please visit our website and find out how you can contribute! Link in bio.
Beccariophoenix fenestralis
Giant Window Palm

This species from Madagascar, produces juvenile leaves with dramatic “windows” between the leaflets before maturing into a true pinnate crown. A palm for the ages, and one for collectors. Thanks to @topnotchtropical.bsky.social for sharing this photo!
Palms In The News

'Coconut Palm in Vile Parle leaves botanists puzzled'

A coconut palm in Vile Parle East, Mumbai, has unusual 6-foot aerial roots, puzzling botanists about their function and stability role.

Please visit the homepage to read the entire article. Link in bio.
Bactris mexicana var. mexicana

Spines, shine, and tropical flair 🌴✨ — Bactris mexicana var. mexicana is one palm that proves beauty can be a little dangerous. Thanks so much to @palmetum_guyane for sharing these photos with us! All palm photos on our website have been provided by our members.
Licuala triphylla
Three Leaf Palm

This species stands out with its unusual leaves divided into three bold segments. A rare understory palm from Southeast Asia. Discover more unique palms in our Species Library. Thanks to @davidparker2025.bsky.social for sharing this photo of a juvenile specimen!
Bismarckia nobilis
Bismarck Palm

Silver. Bold. Unforgettable. This species commands attention with its massive crown of steel-blue leaves. Want to see why it's called one of the most striking palms? Explore more at Project Palm 👉 projectpalm.net
Thanks to @jillkalata for sharing this photo with us!
Roystonea violacea
Purple Royal Palm

Native to Eastern Cuba, this is a solitary palm with a smooth violet-gray trunk, prominent green crownshaft, and arching pinnate fronds. It is still rare in cultivation and endangered in its natural habitat.
Thanks to @palmetum_guyane for sharing this photo!
Corypha umbraculifera
Talipot Palm

Towering palm in full bloom, its massive inflorescence stretching above the crown, symbolizing the palm’s final and magnificent act. Thanks so much to @david.parker for sharing this photo! Please visit our website for more details of this incredible palm species.
Areca catechu var. alba
White Betel Nut Palm

This rare ornamental variant is a solitary, slender palm with a ringed trunk. A pale green to whitish crownshaft gives this variety its distinctive appearance.
Thanks so much to @davidparker2025.bsky.social for sharing this great photo!
Cocos nucifera
Coconut Palm

If you’re traveling where the palms are, please consider taking a photo and sharing it with us on our website.
Thanks so much to @jill.kalata for sharing this wonderful photo of a picturesque group of palms from her recent trip to the beach!
Chambeyronia magnifica

This species is an ornamental solitary palm with a smooth gray trunk. It is notable for a stunning purple-gray crownshaft. The crown has many bright green, spreading leaves. New leaves emerge a bright red color.
Thanks so much to @palmetum_guyane for sharing this photo!
Pinanga insignis
Pinang Black Fibre Palm

This species is the largest of the genus. The trunk has a purple crownshaft and a crown with pinnate leaves with evenly arranged leaflets.
Thanks so much to @davidparker.bsky.social for sharing this photo from his personal collection!
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